$computerID = $resID.ResourceID $comp = [wmi]"\\$SCCMServer\root\sms\site_$($sitename):sms_r_system.resourceID=$($resID.ResourceId)" # Output to screen Write-Host "$computername with resourceID $computerID will be deleted" # Delete the computer account $comp.psbase.delete() } } ...
$computerID = $resID.ResourceID $comp = [wmi]"\\$SCCMServer\root\sms\site_$($sitename):sms_r_system.resourceID=$($resID.ResourceId)" # Output to screen Write-Host "$computername with resourceID $computerID will be deleted" # Delete the...
Delegate Rights to Add Computer Objects to a OU for one User with Powershell Delete Certificate from Remote Computer using Powershell script Delete contents of a folder across all users Delete Desktop Shortcuts Contaning Specific Words Delete downloaded files from roaming profiles older than 30 days...
Add-Computer Checkpoint-Computer Clear-EventLog Complete-Transaction Disable-ComputerRestore Enable-ComputerRestore Get-ComputerRestorePoint Get-ControlPanelItem Get-EventLog Get-Transaction Get-WmiObject Invoke-WmiMethod Limit-EventLog New-EventLog New-WebServiceProxy Register-WmiEvent Remove-Computer Remove-...
To retrieve all current SCCM session objects, usGet-SccmSessionwith optional -Id, -Name, -ComputerName, -SiteCode, or -ConnectionType arguments. To close and remove a session, useRemove-SccmSessionwith any of the same arugments, or the -Session <PowerSCCM.Session> argument for a SCCM sess...
You can delete a package from the site where it was created. Configuration Manager cannot delete a package from a distribution point if a user has locked a network file. When you remove a package, Configuration Manager removes it from the database. If the package was sent to child sites, ...
$computerID = $resID.ResourceID $comp = [wmi]"\\$SCCMServer\root\sms\site_$($sitename):sms_r_system.resourceID=$($resID.ResourceId)" # Output to screen Write-Host "$computername with resourceID $computerID will be deleted" # Delete the computer account ...
In this case, no validation is taking place. The functionMyPingexpects the computer name as the first argument ($args[0]) and the IP address as the second argument ($args[1]). Piping data to functions You don’t have to pass static values to a function via parameters. PowerShell funct...
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delegate 'Create all child objects' permission in OU Delegate Rights to Add Computer Objects to a OU for one User with Powershell Delete Certificate from Remote Computer using Powershell script Delete contents of a folder across all users Delete Desktop Shortcuts Contaning Specific Words Delete dow...